The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-06-11

There are ~ PdtIehto III tue georgia
TnGrmary IL males and IL females.
Rev, NJ. B, Salters is expected to or
rive in the city on the 10Th instant.
There were 81 deaths in the city last
week-2l Of white people and IA of
colOred.
Rev. David Grove Of St, Johns Bap-
fist church honored us with a call dur.
ing the week.
Mrs. Kate Walker died suddenly on
Inst Tuesday afternoon on Jones
street near East Broad of heart disease
Boston and Baltimore Corned beef
OF Il Logan stalls 67 and 68
Is it possible that the Negro after %
years Of freedom has no race pride and
is content to remain foot ball for
others?
The TRIBUNE goes into every section
of Georgia aud is an invaluable medium
to advertisers who wish to reach the
colored trade.
1t is the duty Of every colored man to
subscribe for the TRIBUNE aud urge
others to do so, if he desires is have
paper to defend his rights.
A Grand Manhattan hop and Mas.
querade will be given on Mohay night
June 13, Broom drill by Prot. David
son, Admission 25 cents.
The District Meeting Conference of
the A Nj Z Church met at Millen on
the 25th ultimo and decided to estab-
high school at that place.
Remember the columns of the TRI-
BUNE are open to the people for any
legitimate purpose. We Invite articles
on any current topic of the day.
Corporal Caesar Willis of the Lone
Star Cadets died on the 10Th instant.
The remains were escorted to their last
resting place on Monday last by the
company.
The Lily Union Association will give
an excursion to No. 3, S. F. & W.
Railroad on Monday June 10, Whole
tickets SO cents, half tickets rs cents.
Benjamin R, Young Chairman,
The Annual picnic of St. Stephens
church Sunday School will take place
at Montgomery Tuesday June IA.
Trains leave 8 a. m, and p. M. Tick
cts Children % cents. Adults 40 cents
Mr.. William Swol an old an we'll
known citizen of Savannah. died on
Saturday last after a brief illness. He
has had charge Of the city sca' enger
department for number Of years and
was very wealthy,
Mr., John M. Asendorf has removed
to the old reliable stand on the corner
of Price aud Charlton street lane where
may be found a fne assortment of
Fresh Groceries of every kind which
he proposes to sell at bottom prices.
Mr.. T L johnson informs us that the
contract FOR building and equipping the
Savannah, Dublin and Western K K has
been given to a reliable firm and there
is no doubt but that it will be in working
order from here to Macon by early fall. |
The Co'quit Blues under command of
Capt: j. H. Carter, celebrated its Ninth
Anniversary by parade on Thursday
last. In the evening an entertainment
was given at Odd Fellows hall by the
company which was we'll attended by
friends of the company.
The 3rd anniversary of the Sabbath
school at Montgomery of which Mr.. H
4 johnson is superintendent was celebra-
ted on Sunday last. The interesting
programme arranged by the superinten-
dent was fully carried out. Rev. j. NJ.
Simms and David Waters were present
and encouraged the children and were
much gratifed with the excellent con-
dition of the School.
Messrs. Finn Bros corner Hunting
don, and West Broad Streets, are the
Boss Grocers of the South Western
portion of the city. They keep constant
y on hand a large supply of Fresh
goods; and for cheapness and quality
they can't be beat, give them a call
before going elsewhere and satisfy
Yourself.
The District Lodge Of G . o of o
f., for the State of Georgia will meet
IL this city on the first Tuesday IN
August 1887. Judge VIM Fl Matthews
is District Grand Master and A. w.
Wimherlv ESQ. Of Augusta is Grand